CN102083365A - Method and apparatus for measuring analyte transport across barriers - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention includes a method and apparatus for measuring the transport of analytes through a cell barrier.
Description
Related application/require priority
The application relates to and requires the name of submission on July 1st, 2008 to be called the provisional application No.US61/133 that exempts from the marker determination method that is used to measure the transhipment of chemical substance cross-cell membrane, 697; And the name submitted to is called the provisional application No.US61/208 of the method and apparatus that is used to measure transmembrane transport, 115 priority on February 20th, 2009; And these provisional application are incorporated this paper into as a reference.
The right of government
The present invention carries out under the support of U.S. government according to the contract number 1R43GM080781-01 that NIH authorizes.U.S. government enjoys some right of the present invention.
Invention field
The present invention relates to be used to measure the method and apparatus of transmembrane transport rate.
Background of invention
Evaluation to potential important drugs usually needs to measure the influence of these medicines to the ion transmembrane transport.For example, the life-threatening toxicity that some medicines produced and heart repolarization postpone or relevant with ionic migration QT interval prolongs relevant.For example, the reason that has multiple medications to quit listing recently is exactly that its cell membrane movement system is influential.
Ion channel is the pore-forming protein of immanent permission ion cross-cell membrane transhipment.Ion channel promotes specific ion kind (for example, Na
+, K
+, Ca
2+, Cl
-) between the cell cell and/or stride across and have the optionally migration of outside cell membrane of different ions.Ion channel is a dynamic structure, and it is factor to external world, and as voltage gradient, part and mechanical force produce and reply.The therapy that changes ion channel function has been developed in pharmaceuticals industry.Example comprises Anti-epileptics, as the sodium ion channel blocker carbamazepine, and hypotensive agent dihydropyridine calcium channel blocker (Norvasc) and be used for the sulphanylureas potassium channel openers (Ya Moli) of diabetes.Recently, total annual sales amount of ion channel targeted drug is 20,000,000,000 dollars.
For drug development, ion channel is difficult molecular target.Difficulty is because of the shortage of suitable high flux screening analytical form, the biophysical complexity of ion channel, and the potential binding site of medicine and the scope of binding pattern.
Demand to the more straightforward procedure that is used to measure ionic transmembrane transport rate still exists.
Therefore, the object of the present invention is to provide the method and apparatus that is used to measure ionic transmembrane transport rate.
Other purpose of the present invention, an advantage and a new feature part will mention in the following description that a part can hereinafter become apparent by research to those skilled in the art, perhaps learns by enforcement of the present invention.Objects and advantages of the present invention can be understood and obtain by the instrument that particularly points out in the appended claims and compositions.
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Integrate with and form description a part description of drawings embodiment of the present invention, and with describing the effect of explaining principle of the present invention of playing.In the drawings:
Fig. 1 has shown the flow chart of method of the present invention;
Fig. 2 has shown another flow chart of method of the present invention;
Fig. 3 has shown schematic representation of apparatus of the present invention;
Fig. 4 has shown another sketch map of device of the present invention;
Fig. 5 has shown the curve of the 1/e fading depth value of calculation of x ray in the water
Fig. 6 has shown one group of rubidium discharge rate data.
Fig. 7 has shown the curve of rubidium discharge rate to inhibitor concentration.
Fig. 8 has shown schematic representation of apparatus of the present invention.
Fig. 9 has shown schematic representation of apparatus of the present invention.
Figure 10 has shown schematic representation of apparatus of the present invention.
Summary of the invention
In brief, the present invention includes the method that is used to measure from the cell traffic analyte.This method comprises provides one or more to be loaded with the step of the cell of analyte.Be offloaded to the small part analyte from cell then.Measure analyte with the x ray fluorescence subsequently.
The present invention also comprises the method that is used to measure to the intracellular transport analyte.This method comprises provides one or more cells; Increase the amount of analyte in the cell; And the step of measuring analyte with the x ray fluorescence.
The present invention comprises that also being used to measure chemical substance strides the device that barrier cell is transported.This device includes inlet, exports and be used for keeping during the solution of heat exchanger chambers the chamber of the mechanism of cell.This chamber also has the position of at least one the semi-transparent X-of mistake ray.This device also comprises being directed to by semi-transparent in the chamber crosses the x-ray fluorescence spectroscope that X-ray position pair cell is analyzed.
Detailed Description Of The Invention
In brief, the present invention relates to measure the effective percentage of chemical substance transmembrane transport with x ray fluorescence (XRF).
The embodiment of method of the present invention is presented among Fig. 1.This embodiment comprises the step that the cell that is loaded with analyte is provided.Then with cellular exposure in cause its unloading analyte condition under.Measure analyte with the x ray fluorescence.Preferably, unloaded analyte is removed from a volume basically, described volume is by the area that incides the x ray fluorescence excitation beam on the cell, and 5 times the degree of depth of the 1/e degree of depth of at least a characteristic signal of analyte in water is determined.
Another embodiment of method of the present invention is presented among Fig. 2.This embodiment comprises provides cell, loads analyte then, and the step of measuring analyte with the x ray fluorescence.Preferably, before cell loading, in a volume, analyte is depleted basically, described volume is by the area that incides the x ray fluorescence excitation beam on the cell, and 5 times the degree of depth of the 1/e degree of depth of at least a characteristic signal of analyte in water is determined.
In two kinds of embodiments of method of the present invention, the characteristic of similar component and step is identical.
Cell is preferably the biological cell of preferred expression ion channel alive.It should be understood that cell can be the part of tissue; Perhaps, the term cell can refer to have the subcellular components of film, as mitochondrion; Or other subcellular components that provides limited analyte to transport, as endoplasmic reticulum, or micella (micelle) etc.More preferably, cell overexpression ion channel.Usually, cell should limit as film or wall basically by physical barriers, and described physical barriers has sealed big quantity of material, as analyte, and water, protein, DNA and other biochemical.The characteristic that physical barriers has is when being exposed to the different stimulated thing, and it can make analyte pass through with different rates.For example, physical barriers can be the cell membrane that comprises ion channel or other memebrane protein, and wherein ion channel makes ion pass through with different rates in the presence of inhibitor or activator.Preferred cell is adhering.The example of the cell line compatible with the present invention has can be available from French CreaCell, Biopolis, 5, avenue du Grand Sablon, the hERG CHO-K1 cell line of 38700La Tranche.
Analyte preferably includes atomic number greater than 10 chemical element, more preferably is selected from zinc, cadmium, thallium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, caesium, magnesium, calcium, barium, strontium, chlorine, the chemical element of bromine and iodine.More preferably, analyte comprises that having at least a energy is the chemical element that 2.5KeV or the above characteristic x ray fluorescence of 2.5KeV transmit.Cell preferably mixes a certain amount of analyte, so that the cell mass in the certain volume contains 10pg analyte at least, described volume is by the area from the x rays excite light beam of x ray fluorescence instrument that incides on the sample, and 5 times the degree of depth of the 1/e fading depth of at least a characteristic x ray signal of analyte is determined during water fade; The 1/e degree of depth of the x ray energy between 1KeV to 20KeV is seen Fig. 5.More preferably cell comprises, mix or a certain amount of analyte of internalization, so that the cell mass in the certain volume contains the analyte of 10nmol to 5mol concentration, described volume is by the area from the x rays excite light beam of x ray fluorescence instrument that incides on the sample, and 5 times the degree of depth of 1/e fading depth is determined.
Cell is preferably immobilized; Immobilized implication herein is, quantity equals to be arranged in when the x ray fluorescence is measured beginning the Measuring Time that at least 1% the cell of cell of the light path of x ray fluorescence excitation beam was measured greater than the x ray fluorescence in the time that the light path of x ray fluorescence excitation beam keeps.More preferably, immobilized implication herein is, at least 1% the cell of cell that quantity equals to be arranged in when the x ray fluorescence is measured beginning the light path of x ray fluorescence excitation beam keeps 10s at least in the light path of x ray fluorescence excitation beam.
The example of the method for cell fixation is comprised following method: cell can be by keeping cell and allowing first solution and filter that second solution passes through fixes.Preferred cell fixes by being attached to solid support, described solid support such as foam, sheet material, thin film, film, support, gel, adhesion factor, adherent cell system, tissue, differential diffusion speed (differential diffusion rates), fluid force (fluidic forces), or the surface that can adhere to of noble cells or other cell.Cell can be adhering, or the part of tissue or other noble cells group.If the use foam, preferred aperture foam, most preferably partial mesh open celled foam.
Analyte can be easily by removing any solution of sustenticular cell, and add second solution and unload.Second solution can add after removing first solution, for example, pours out first solution or leach cell from first solution, adds second solution then.Perhaps second solution can be joined in first solution, so that second solution is replaced first solution.Second solution is that convenient one or more stimulus object that add are to discharge the method for analyte.Stimulus object preferably includes at least a material that is selected from following catalogue: induce analyte to pass the chemical substance of physical barriers, suppress the chemical substance that analyte passes physical barriers, the depleted basically solvent of analyte wherein, induce the chemical substance of ion channel activity, and the chemical substance that suppresses ion channel activity; The inhibition of this ion channel activity can be that directly for example, inhibitor combines with ion channel; Or indirect, for example, chemical substance suppresses ion channel activity by combining with auxilin or cofactor etc.; The mechanism that suppresses realizes that for the present invention function is unimportant.First solution can remove by replacing or dilute first solution with second solution easily.First solution also can come down in torrents by drain, or otherwise physics moves most first solution, uses simultaneously or need not its method of second solution replacement remove.If cellular exposure is in second solution, second solution preferably has the composition different with first solution.Second solution preferably includes one or more following chemical substances: replace the chemical substance of analyte, as replacing rubidium ion with potassium ion; Induce the chemical substance of channel activity, as the potassium of high concentration; With the chemical substance that changes ion channel activity, as astemizole, cisapride, or terfenadine.The example of the difference of forming can be the body or the concentration of one or more solutes, or solvent, comprises the body of solvent mixture.Difference between preferred first solution and second solution is that the analyte in second solution is depleted basically.In this article, the meaning of " depleted basically " is that when cell at first was placed in second solution, the concentration of analyte was less than at least 10 times of analyte concentration in the cell in second solution.More preferably, " depleted basically " represents that the concentration of analyte is less than at least 100 times of analyte concentration in the cell in second solution when cell at first is placed in second solution.
Cell is analyzed by the x ray fluorescence.Can assemble microfocus X-ray tube with the example of the convenient x ray fluorescence spectroscope that uses of the present invention, multiple capillary x ray focusing optical frames, lithium drift silicon solid-state detector, handle the EDAX Eagle XPL energy dispersion x-ray fluorescence spectroscope use the function software that electronic device and supplier provide; And be furnished with accurate X-ray tube and Si (Li) detector, handle the Kevex Omicron model 952-102 that uses the function software that electronic device and supplier provide.The x-ray fluorescence spectroscope preferably includes translational table, the more preferably platform that can move at least two dimensions, the most preferably platform that can move at least three dimensions.Preferred x-radiographic source emission polychrome x-ray, perhaps, the measure spectrum of x ray tube or have at least two kinds of different energy of 0.5KeV at least that differ by the included x-ray of measure spectrum of the x-ray of Hydrocarbon sample scattering.
Analyte is preferably measured when itself and cell are positioned at same position, because can allow real-time or near real time measurement like this, and analyze the discharge measured value of analyte easily, but, analyte also can be behind cytolysis, analyte is measured from cell unloading back, perhaps can also measure the analyte and the difference of cellular exposure between the amount of its analyte of load in the cell.Remove or reduce substrate by for example dissolved cell or dried cellular and can obtain superior measuring range.
The embodiment of method of the present invention is applied in any combination at an easy rate.
In a period of time or use the first different solution or second solution, can obtain a plurality of measured values.This allows the computational dynamics parameter and suppresses constant, as IC
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The embodiment of device of the present invention is presented among Fig. 3.Device 2 comprises the x-ray fluorescence spectroscope 4 that is oriented to the cell 12 in the analysis chamber 6.Chamber 6 comprises inlet 8 and outlet 10.Chamber 6 comprises that also surface that the filter that is used to keep cell 12 or cell can be attached to it or other are used for keeping the mechanism of cell 12; If use foam, foam are preferably open celled foam or partial mesh foam; The mechanism that is preferred for keeping cell 12 is enough to keep cell 12 during basically around the solution of cell 12 in exchange.The mechanism that is used to keep cell 12 is preferably the surface that one or more adherent cell can adhere to.At least a portion of chamber 6 must semi-transparent mistake or is seen through the x ray.Chamber 6 can be unit independently, or keeps the part of the pipeline of cell.
Cell 12 should have physical barriers, and as film or wall, it has sealed lot of materials basically, as analyte, and water, protein, DNA and other biochemical.This physical barriers has the characteristic that when it is exposed to the different stimulated thing analyte is passed through with different rates.For example, physical barriers can be the cell membrane with a plurality of ion channels, and wherein a plurality of ion channels make ion pass through with different rates in the presence of inhibitor or activator.Preferred cell is adhering.
X-ray fluorescence spectroscope 4 comprises x-rays excite source and x-ray detector.The example of the x-ray fluorescence spectroscope that can use with the present invention has assembled microfocus X-ray tube, multiple capillary x-ray focusing optical frames, lithium drift silicon solid-state detector, handle the EDAX Eagle XPL energy dispersion x-ray fluorescence spectroscope use the function software that electronic device and supplier provide; And X-ray tube and Si (Li) detector of being furnished with calibration, handle the Kevex Omicron model 952-102 use the function software that electronic device and supplier provide.X-ray fluorescence spectroscope preferably includes translational table, the more preferably platform that can move at least two dimensions, the most preferably platform that can move at least three dimensions.Preferred x radiographic source emission polychrome x-ray, perhaps, the measure spectrum of x ray tube or have at least two kinds of different energy of 0.5KeV at least that differ by the x-ray that the measure spectrum of the x-ray of Hydrocarbon sample scattering comprises.
The semi-transparent mistake of chamber 6 or the part that sees through the x ray have such characteristic, be that the part that the semi-transparent position of x ray excessively makes analyte be positioned at 1 micron of the semi-transparent x-of mistake ray position is launched, with semi-transparent to cross the x ray position vertical, and incide at least 0.1% of highest energy x-ray fluorescence signal on the semi-transparent x of the mistake ray position and pass through.
Chamber 6 does not preferably filter analyte, does not more preferably comprise analyte, does not most preferably comprise the identical composition of composition with the analyte that uses the x ray fluorescence to measure.Chamber 6 is preferably biocompatibility, so that the surperficial pair cell avirulence that chamber 6 contacts with first solution or second solution; In this article, the avirulent meaning of pair cell is that the cell greater than 50% is not killed on the surface of chamber 6 in 30min.Chamber 6 also randomly allows cell attachment on its at least one inner surface; This inner surface can be the foam in the chamber 6.
The mechanism that is used to keep cell 12 can be the surface that filter (that is, keep cell but the member that allows solution to pass through) or cell can adhere to.The example of filter has the regenerated cellulose filter.Preferably, the mechanism that is used to keep cell 12 is the surface that adherent cell can adhere to.If the surface of using cell to adhere to; The example on surface has polystyrene, Merlon, and polyurethane; The example on surface has sheet material, thin film foam and other shape.Chemical substance treatment is randomly used on the surface, to promote cell attachment, for example, with type i collagen or poly-l-lysine or etch processes.Be used to keep the preferred layout like this of mechanism of cell 12, so that the cell 12 in the certain volume contains 10pg analyte at least, described volume is by the area from the x-rays excite light beam of x-ray fluorescence instrument that incides on the sample, and 5 times the degree of depth of the 1/e fading depth of at least a characteristic x-ray signal of analyte is determined during water fade; The 1/e degree of depth of the x-ray energy of 1KeV to 20KeV shows in Fig. 5.The mechanism that more preferably is used to keep cell 12 arranges like this, so that the cell 12 in the certain volume contains the analyte of 10nmol to 5mol concentration, described volume is by the area from the x-rays excite light beam of x-ray fluorescence instrument that incides on the sample, and 5 times the degree of depth of the 1/e fading depth of at least a characteristic x ray signal of the analyte of water fade is determined.
Choose wantonly and preferably, install 2 and further comprise stream controller, enter the solution of chamber with change.This stream controller can comprise the pump of the solution that different solutes with gradient concentration or solvent can be provided.
The embodiment of device of the present invention is applied in any combination at an easy rate, for example, and etching or carve the device 2 of a plurality of copies in the individual plastic piece, or a plurality of self-contained units 2 are connected together.
Another embodiment of device of the present invention is presented among Fig. 4.Device 102 comprises that being used for of being arranged analyze the x-ray fluorescence spectroscope 104 of the cell of chamber 106; Measure cell although show x-ray fluorescence spectroscope 104 by the opening of chamber 106, but will be appreciated that, x-ray fluorescence spectroscope 104 can be arranged in any permission, and it is measured on the direction of cell, for example, if the x ray can semi-transparently be crossed in the bottom surface of chamber 106, is acceptable by this surface measurement cell.Chamber 106 also randomly comprises and is used for keeping the filter of cell 112 and/or the surface that cell can be attached to it, is illustrated as cell retainer 114.Cell retainer 114 can be a foam, patterned surface, and gel, tissue sample, or other is used to keep the mechanism of cell 112.Perhaps, can make cell settlement, for example, use gravity or centrifugal or, or other be with the mechanism of cell from solution separating by the filter decompression.At least a portion of chamber 106 must semi-transparent mistake or is seen through the x ray; This semi-transparent mistake of chamber 106 or permeation parts can be the openings in the chamber 106.Chamber 106 can be unit independently, or contains the part of multiple units of the chamber 106 of a plurality of copies.
The location of chamber 106 and x-rays excite light beam and x ray detector must allow at least a portion of cell mass to occupy the determined volume of visual volumetrical common factor by x rays excite light path and x ray detector.But the direction of preferred chamber 106 and x rays excite light beam and x ray detector must allow to comprise at least a portion of the cell mass of 100pg analyte at least and occupy the determined volume of common factor by the apparent volume of x rays excite light path and x ray detector.More preferably the orientation of chamber 106 and x rays excite light beam and x ray detector must allow to comprise that but at least a portion of the cell mass of 100pg analyte at least occupies the determined volume of common factor by the apparent volume of x rays excite light path and x ray detector, and any barrier between cell and the x-ray fluorescence detector make the 5 μ m that are positioned at barrier analyte emission perpendicular to the part decay of the highest energy x-ray fluorescence signal of barrier less than about 99.9%, or allow to pass through from least 0.1% of the highest energy x-ray fluorescence signal of analyte.
X-ray fluorescence spectroscope 104 comprises x-rays excite source and x-ray detector.The example of the x-ray fluorescence spectroscope that can use with the present invention has assembled microfocus X-ray tube, multiple capillary x-ray focusing optical frames, lithium drift silicon solid-state detector, handle the EDAX Eagle XPL energy dispersion x-ray fluorescence spectroscope use the function software that electronic device and supplier provide; And X-ray tube and Si (Li) detector of being furnished with calibration, handle the Kevex Omicron model 952-102 use the function software that electronic device and supplier provide.X-ray fluorescence spectroscope preferably includes translational table, the more preferably platform that can move at least two dimensions, the most preferably platform that can move at least three dimensions.Preferred x-radiographic source emission polychrome x-ray, perhaps, the measure spectrum of x ray tube or have at least two kinds of different energy of 0.5KeV at least that differ by the included x-ray of measure spectrum of the x-ray of Hydrocarbon sample scattering.
The embodiment of device of the present invention is applied in any combination at an easy rate, for example, and etching or carve the device 102 of a plurality of copies in the individual plastic piece, or a plurality of self-contained units 102 are connected together.
Will be available from French CreaCell, Biopolis 5, Avenue du Grand Sablon, the Chinese hamster ovary cell of the expression Human-ether-a-go-go of 38700La Tronche (hERG CHO-K1) places the T150 culture bottle, at 37 ℃, in growth medium, cultivate under the condition of 5% carbon dioxide, growth medium is by F-12 nutritional blend (HAM, available from Invitrogen, catalog number 21765-029), 10% hyclone (FBS), antibiotic-antifungal (10,000 unit penicillin, 10, the 000ug streptomycin, 25ug amphotericin B/mL, available from Invitrogen, catalog number 15240-062) and 1.2mg/ml Geneticin (available from Invitrogen, catalog number 10131-027) composition.When cell reaches about 80% when being paved with, cell (is used trypsin-EDTA) and counting (employing hematimeter) with trypsinization.With cell with 0.1 * 10
6The concentration of cell/300 μ l growth mediums is resuspended in the growth medium.Shift 300 μ l cell suspension to polyurethane foam (PUF) (30ppi, partial meshization derive from McMaster-Carr, and catalog number 86225K11 cuts into diameter and be 1/4 inch disk), every cm
2PUF in advance in 48 orifice plates through 1 Collagen Type VI (available from Sigma, the catalog number C8919) pretreatment of 10 μ g from Corii Bovis seu Bubali.Each PUF is placed 37 ℃, hatch about 24h under the condition of 5% carbon dioxide, at this moment, it is transferred in the culture dish of 60mm diameter, and cover, and at 37 ℃, hatch under the condition of 5% carbon dioxide to about 80% and be paved with growth medium.Each PUF washes 3 times with the Rb-/K-buffer then, and described Rb-/K-buffer contains 155.4mM sodium chloride by filterable through the 0.22um filter membrane, 2mM calcium chloride, 0.8mM sodium dihydrogen phosphate, the 1mM magnesium chloride, the aqueous buffer solution of the pH 7.4 of 5mM glucose and 25mM HEPES buffer is formed.
PUF passes through at 37 ℃, in 8mL Rb+ sample loading buffer, hatch 3h under the condition of 5% carbon dioxide and load the Rb ion, the Rb+ sample loading buffer is by through the 0.22um membrane filtration, contain the 5.4mM Rubinorm (Ifi)., 150mM sodium chloride, 2mM calcium chloride, 0.8mM sodium dihydrogen phosphate, the 1mM magnesium chloride, the aqueous buffer solution of the pH 7.4 of 5mM glucose and 25mM HEPES buffer is formed.As shown in Figure 6, by at 37 ℃, in dimethyl sulfoxine (DMSO) solution of the terfenadine of variable concentrations, hatch 30min under the condition of 5% carbon dioxide, handle PUF with channel inhibitor.Each PUF washes 3 times with the Rb-/K-buffer then, and described Rb-/K-buffer contains 155.4mM sodium chloride by filterable through the 0.22um filter membrane, 2mM calcium chloride, 0.8mM sodium dihydrogen phosphate, the 1mM magnesium chloride, the aqueous buffer solution of the pH 7.4 of 5mM glucose and 25mM HEPES buffer is formed.
With 3 independently PUF inversions, be laminated in the device 202 shown in Figure 8 then.Fig. 8 device shown 202 comprises chamber 206, allows liquid to enter the inlet 208 of chamber 206, and allows liquid to flow out the outlet 210 of chamber 206.The foam 204 of load cell the has comprised 3 groups of loads as indicated above foam PUF of CHO-K1 cell of rubidium.The foam 204 of load cell is placed chamber 206.With Ultralene sheet (the semi-transparent window 212 of crossing the X-ray) and o-shape ring (clasp 214) sealing chamber 206.Fig. 8 does not show x-ray fluorescence spectroscope or flow control system.Fig. 9 shown and installed 202 foams 204 that remove the load cell, the sketch map that the semi-transparent window 212 of crossing the x ray and clasp 214 are outer.Figure 10 has shown the sketch map of the device 302 that comprises device 202.Device 302 comprises X-ray tube 302 and x-ray detector 304, and it is arranged to the cell in the analytical equipment 202.Device 302 has also shown the inlet fluidic, comprise with inlet tube 308 and the device 202 inlet connectors 306 that are connected and with liquid from the liquid reservoir 312 that enters the mouth through inlet tube 308 pumps to the pump 310 that installs 202.Device 302 also comprises the outlet fluidic, comprises the device 202 outlet connectors 314 that are connected with outlet 316.Outlet 316 allows liquid discharge device 202, and arrives outlet liquid reservoir 318.
Then entrance pipe is cleaned with the mobile buffer (Flow Buffer) of 50mM K, K flows buffer by filterable through the 0.22um filter membrane, contain 50mM potassium chloride, 150mM sodium chloride, 2mM calcium chloride, 0.8mM sodium dihydrogen phosphate, the 1mM magnesium chloride, the aqueous buffer solution of the pH 7.4 of 5mM glucose and 25mM HEPES buffer is formed.Entrance pipe links to each other with the mobile units inlet then.With being equipped with in 25kV, the Rh x ray tube of 0.1mA operation, lithium-drifted silicon detector, the x-ray fluorescence spectroscope of 1mm collimator reads static x-ray fluorescence; Afterwards, open flow buffer solution pump.Then under flox condition, read the x-ray fluorescence of a period of time.Whole group of flow-data with different inhibitor concentration collects then, and mapping as shown in Figure 6.The match discharge data of respectively organizing shown in Figure 6 obtain the rubidium discharge rate.Then as shown in Figure 7, with of the concentration mapping of the discharge rate of describing the rubidium loss of signal, obtain IC50 to the terfenadine that added.
The selection of embodiment and description are in order to explain principle of the present invention and practical application thereof best, thereby make the others skilled in the art can be in various embodiments, and make under the situation of various modifications of the special-purpose that is applicable to expection and utilize the present invention best.Scope of the present invention is limited by appended claims.
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1. be used to measure method, comprise providing one or more to be loaded with the cell of analyte from the cell traffic analyte; Be offloaded to the small part analyte from cell; And the step of measuring analyte with the x-ray fluorescence.
2. the process of claim 1 wherein that one or more cells comprise the closed volume that is limited by physical barriers basically; This closed volume can comprise analyte, and analyte can pass physical barriers, and the rate of passing is by one or more stimulus object control.
3. the method for claim 2, wherein analyte comprises having the composition of energy greater than the characteristic x-ray fluorescence signal of about 2.5KeV.
4. the method for claim 3, wherein cell has mixed a certain amount of analyte, so that the cell mass in the certain volume contains 10pg analyte at least, described volume is by the area that incides the x-ray fluorescence excitation beam on the cell, and 5 times of degree of depth of the 1/e fading depth of at least a characteristic x-ray signal of analyte in water are determined.
5. the method for claim 4, wherein quantity equals to be arranged in when the x-ray fluorescence is measured beginning the Measuring Time that at least 1% the cell of cell of the optical beam path of x-ray fluorescence excitation beam was measured greater than the x-ray fluorescence in the time that the optical beam path of x-ray fluorescence excitation beam keeps.
6. the method for claim 5, wherein cell is selected from support by one or more, gel, foam, adhesion factor, adherent cell system, tissue, differential diffusion speed or hydrokinetic mechanism are retained in the optical beam path.
7. the method for claim 4, wherein stimulus object comprises at least a following material that is selected from: induce analyte to pass the chemical substance of physical barriers, suppress the chemical substance that analyte passes physical barriers, at the depleted basically solvent of analyte, induce the chemical substance of ion channel activity, and the chemical substance that suppresses ion channel activity.
8. be used to measure the method for analyte, comprise one or more cells are provided to intracellular transport; Increase the amount of analyte in the cell; And the step of measuring analyte with the x-ray fluorescence.
9. the method for claim 8, wherein one or more cells comprise the closed volume that is limited by physical barriers basically; This closed volume can comprise analyte, and analyte can pass physical barriers, and the rate of passing is by one or more stimulus object control.
10. the method for claim 9, wherein analyte comprises having the composition of energy greater than the characteristic x-ray fluorescence signal of about 2.5KeV.
11. the method for claim 10, wherein cell has mixed a certain amount of analyte, so that the cell mass in the certain volume contains 10pg analyte at least, described volume is by the area that incides the x-ray fluorescence excitation beam on the cell, and 5 times of degree of depth of the 1/e fading depth of at least a characteristic x-ray signal of analyte in water are determined.
12. the method for claim 11, wherein quantity equals to be arranged in when the x-ray fluorescence is measured beginning the Measuring Time that at least 1% the cell of cell of the optical beam path of x-ray fluorescence excitation beam was measured greater than the x-ray fluorescence in the time that the optical beam path of x-ray fluorescence excitation beam keeps.
13. the method for claim 12, wherein cell is selected from support by one or more, gel, and foam, adhesion factor, adherent cell system, tissue, differential diffusion speed or hydrokinetic mechanism are retained in the optical beam path.
14. the method for claim 11, wherein stimulus object comprises at least a following material that is selected from: induce analyte to pass the chemical substance of physical barriers, suppress the chemical substance that analyte passes physical barriers, depleted basically solvent in analyte, induce the chemical substance of ion channel activity, and the chemical substance that suppresses ion channel activity.
15. be used to measure the device that chemical substance is striden the barrier cell transhipment, it comprises chamber, described chamber comprises inlet, exports and be used for keeping during the solution of cell is surrounded in exchange basically the mechanism of cell; Described chamber is the semi-transparent x-ray of crossing at least one position; Cross the x-ray fluorescence spectroscope that the X-ray position is analyzed described cell with being directed to by described semi-transparent in the described chamber.
16. the device of claim 15 also comprises one or more cells, described cell comprises the closed volume that is limited by physical barriers basically; Described closed volume can comprise analyte, and described physical barriers can make described analyte pass through with the speed that is subjected to one or more stimulus object controls.
17. the device of claim 16, the wherein said semi-transparent X-ray position of crossing makes perpendicular to described and semi-transparently crosses the x-ray position and incide on the semi-transparent x-of the mistake ray position, and is passed through by at least 0.1% of the highest energy x-ray fluorescence signal of the part emission of the described analyte that is positioned at 1 micron of the semi-transparent x-of mistake ray position.
18. the device of claim 17, wherein cell can mix a certain amount of described analyte, so that the cell mass in the certain volume contains the described analyte of 10pg at least, described volume is by the area that incides the x-ray fluorescence excitation beam on the cell, and 5 times of degree of depth of the 1/e fading depth of at least a characteristic x-ray signal of described analyte in water are determined.
19. the device of claim 18 also comprises stream controller, described stream controller can change the solution that enters chamber.
20. the device of claim 19, wherein said being used for comprises the surface of one or more cell attachment on it in the mechanism that keeps cell during the solvent exchange.
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